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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09
Lightning set fire to enc of Ezra
Hills grain stacks, on sec. 22-108-G5, last


week.
Some extra bargains in machine
bills and grease at Roth Bros 225t1
The Sioux City Journal has put on
metropolitan airs. 1t is now printed
bn the fast Hoe perfecting press.
Dentist Sherman will be at the
Washington Springs Hotel, Monday,
Sept. 18th. 2S3w2
Teams commenced work last Mon
day on the campus of our new college.
Excavation and hawking is going on
lively at present.
For SALE.-Twot three year old steers
and good milk COW. Inquire Of Roth
Bros. or G. w. Shryock 23Otf
Sheriff Spears has assumed charge
5f the Eastman stock of merchandise
at Alpena, which has been attached by
Mr.. Eastman's creditors.
Absolutely pure baking powder and
lnavoring extracts. in bulk at Dr. Ma
thias' drug store. 224tf
The Alpena base ball club carried
home the first Prize at the baseball
tournament at Woonsoc,Ae5 last week.
The prize was $50, also a goodly num-
Der OF bets won, went the same way
The game scored IL to 8.
Paris green, London purple, insect
powder and tly-paper at A.. M. Matthias
drug Store. 22Otf
Lighting struck the house of M.
p. Blank in Alpena township one day
last week. 1t struck the chimney, de-
molished it and ran down into The cell
lar, splintering woodwork anu flooring
on the way. Luckily no one was hurt.
Mrs. Woodbridge speaks at Woon-
socket, Sept. 22nd, and John 3. Finch,
the prospective prohibition president
Of the U. s.; on the Oath. Those expect
ing to attend, and who wish to share
the kind hospitality offered by the
FVoonsocket W.C.T.U will please leave
their names at the post Office, so ! may
geport to Woonsocket by the 18th, inst.
MRS. n. Z. HALL.
!. Mr.. ". r. Brush, formerly one of
Perauld county's farmers. who is still
holding his farm here, writes from AL
bion. Iowa, to J. w. Schultz, of. Wes-
Pington Springs, among other matters
as follows: "You no doubt pity us, for
getting out of dry country into a |
dryer one The oldest settler never saw
it so dry here as it is this season; mead
ows have dried up and the chinch bug
and dry weather cut the crops very
short. SO we are just as hard up as we
ever were in Dakota. All OF you fell
COWS had better stick to your places, for
Dakota will come out all right yet. Our
place is not for sale. How are your
crops this year Are they bpilding any
railroad through Jerauld county this
year, &c"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09
NEW r1rE.-TIMBER CULTURE
o. =. LAND OFFICE, Mitchell, ID r.
SentGmLnr I'D i 81 ~ - -.

u a. 'N sept MnhDasn; ,a Mi 5sf4 y T,
.Complajlt having been entered by ssyer S.
Starkey, o. Jefauld county, against Lars 4, wait
berg fEr tai1Yre te comply with lsw as to Ti
DerCnit o Hn'rX No. 1855 dated August 3oth
range e. in Ssfauld county, 3. T. with view
leging that as ai amendment to his aff,dayit Of
contest fled august 18TH 1887, and for further
fnt eqndti9n Of the sane also that tho said
Lars Lars f. mpsts mas Whoy failed the fourth
failed the fourth year properly to rees
said tract as required BY laws that there are no
trees .t gIows on the entire tract that said fail
s nanaS e}e1 to y ;pf Pea at the office Of
ton Springs p T, or the 17th da5 ol oetohei.
Testimony be taken before 6. W: NicDol4ala
clerk Washington Springs, D. T.. on October ~
1sa7,:at 10 0,clcrll, a. M, as provided by amend
ment to Rule 25, Rules ,of Practice, approved
Office on or before October 27tii, 1857 ''''S
GEo Il. ENEElTr, Je"isrer
lE:ERr = ~ nEnGoN Attorney 20 .,,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09

NoI1GE FOR PUBLICATIoN.-Land ONCE
~ at Mitchell y. T., June 2Sth. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intei.
ton TO make final proof in support Of lis claim,
Mcdonald, clerk OF the district court, Jerauli
county ~, at washington Springs. ID. T., on Sept.
LARS LARSON,
Hd No. zl646 for the NEa, section % tom 1O7
range Go, west 5th D. M NN'
He names the following witnesses to prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon, and cultivation OF,
sad lanu, VIZ: liver II. Re.Yem, Gust A. New
man, John klcmm, Wesley Brownell, ali OF
,+,,,r GEO. 3. EVEEITT, Register.
a1h1A'A So-SDCRSON, Attorney. jy1
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09
A FEW QUESTIONS
Jerauld County People Would Like t.
Have Answered..

Jerauld County People Would Like to
Have Answered.
When we consider that there never
has been fair, plain statement of the
financial condition of our county since
the first board of commissioners went
out in 1885, either by clerk or treasurer,
it does not seem strange that our peo-
pie are clamoring for all insight into
proceedings that are draining taeir
purses SO heavily. Now The law re-
quires "a report of the financial condi-
tion Of the county in dctai.'' which be-
ing made for the peoples benefit,
should be so specific as to be under
stood by somebody, at least. !; Can we
take the report as it was given and an
swer these questions?
What is the amount Of outstanding
and unpaid warrants? Whathave cur
roads cost2 What have our bridges
cost? What has been expended for the
support of the poorf What has it cost
to keep the county buildings'in repair !?
What have the county superintendent
Of schools cost us? What have been
the salaries of the different officials p
What has it cost the county each year
for supplies? What has it cost to as
sess the county? I'll:
These questions are full CT interest
each year to every tax payer, and il
our judgment the report should be so
much in detail that all these questions
could be answered 10y The average citi-
zen. can ounce Of prevention is worth
a pound OF cure" And the time well
spent by our commissioners in making
out plain, clear minute statements Of
our county-inances, would be much
more cheeriully remunerated than time
misspent in an unsatisfactory and un-
reported investigation OF frauds
brought out by their own and the coun-
ty clerks carelessness.
While blind statements have been
made to satisfy the people and make
them believe the county was not in
debt, the official statement Of the coun.
ty clerk to the territorial auditor re-
ported the indebtedness Of Jerauld Co.
IN outstanding warrants on June Both,
1856 as $4,000, and no cash on hand
BY misrepresentation of the road and
bridge tax, they have taken into the
county fund nearly $4,000 that belong
to the peoples OF public's highways.
With that steal they still admit that
June Both, 1887 LETT Jerauld county
$le,5oo in debt, making a total indebt-
edness Of S19,5oo at least, and we be-
lieye that a careful examination by
competent parties will find it $4,000 or
$4,000 more, or al increase Ct $4,000 or
$4,000 per. year, since the three votes
for Loomis" gang has ruled the county.
It is folly Cor officials te;reckon en- re-
dueing the Indebtedness with the i'm
collected taxes when the taxes are be-
ing swallowed up every year, and twice
OF thrice that amount left as debt.
While asI Others arc in fault, the real
blame Undoubtedly rests or the COM
nS;eoi~ rorp :'-,d ~o',n+v "lorl. who could
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09
notice.

AL persons who have subscribed to
aid the school with money, material or
labor, are hereby notified Tat it is de,
sirable Chat they should forward funds
as soon as may be convenient, to the
Bank Of Washington Springs, maae;pay-
able, to the treasurer of Washington
Springs Seminary, Mr.. A. w. Hayes
Those giving work, may report at once
to;llev. A. Z. Smart, in order to hasten
the work Of bailding.
All other county papers please copy.
BIZ OlnDEl: OF SCrooL BOARD.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09
Rucklen's Arntca SaIye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, OF no
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. ForlSale by
DIR. A. M Matthias.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09
personal.

Mr.. N. II. Frohlichstein, ST Mobile,
Ala, writes: take great pleasure in re-
commencing pr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, having used it for a
severe attact of Bronchitis and Catarrh
Itgave me instant relief and entirely
cured me and ! have not been afflicted
since. l also beg to state that had tried
other remedies with no good result.
Have also used Electric Bitters and DR..
Kings New Life Pills, both of, which l
can recommend. DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery fer Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, is sold on positive guarantee.
Trial bottles free, A. NJ. Matthias drug
store. ag5
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09
GEETINGO OF GO. ALLlANCE SEPT 9
WE:sINGTcN SFPlNes, D. T.;

WEsslNGTCN SFPlNGs, d. T.:
Sept. 3rd, 1887.
Co. Alliance met in regular session.
". Brownell OF Franklin in the chair.
by call Of townships it was shown that
hine Of them were. represented. BY
Enotion W. Brownel,, w. Hawthorne
and Don G. Needham were appointed
fpeclal committee to investigate the
trouble,as to delivery Of twine.--Com-
plants were heard by the committee
from franklin, Liberty, Washington
Springs and Harmony twps. Els. Wa
ferbury showed letters from the COM
pant, that they cot,ld rot ship .twine as
ordered, also kilograms as to scarcity
md small sh;p,nnrtn Aftor . fri IN,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09
A QUERY.

Inere seems to be a dlSpoSlClOn on
the part of some of your correspondents
as well as of yourselves, to overhaul
our county officers, as we'll as the af-
fairs Of our county. That there is sad
need Of its being done, is evident, for,
according to all accounts, our county
commissioners have utterly failed to
perform their sworn duty, This does
not apply to the first board, the social
ed "Ordway Gang, all things having
been finished by them in proper shape
before they retired from Office. By the
way, would it not be good thing for
cur county if some. Of that Ordway
Gang were again on the board? Think
you, that the people would be calling
for report Of the financial condition
of our county from them, and fail to
get it?) But had another thought in
mind when l commenced writing. 1t
occurred: to me, that while things in
general are being agitated, would it not
be well to ask this question, viz: els
there a republican organization in Jer-
auld county," You editors are pre-
sumed to be omniscient. in political
matters, so you can easily answer tne
question. From various parts OF. the
county l hear the statement that even
some of the officers of the Central Com
miifee are known democrats. It is also
asserted that some OF our present Office
holders, elected as republicans are de-
mocrats, or at;least were democrats un-
til coming to Dakota. OF late it is
whispered, and by some boldly asserted,
that the editor of the True Republican
is an old war-horse of the Sanborn Co.
democracy. 1t appears to me that an
assertion so damaging as this, needs
proof; It's no trifiing matter to charge
the editor Of a republican paper with
being a 'full-hedged democrat in dis
guise. AS fair and honest citizens we
should not make such statements, I'M
less on investigation there seems to be
good grounds for them. =,
Hoping for an answer to my question,
and wishing you success in your Her
culean attempt to sweep the Augean
stables; ! am yours as
A LOVER OF JUSTICE.
I'VE call the attention Of "A. Lover of
Justice to couple of articles in last
weeks Herald, one clipped from the
Woonsocket News, the other from the
Waterbury Messenger. These may
throw some light on one Of his quest
ions. AS to genuine republican Or
gani2atlon in Jerauld coulty, there is
much occasion for doubt. We learn
that one democrat, at least, is serving
on the central committee, and known
democrats ere sent as delegates to the
Republican {?l conventions.
It is cur honest opinion that the re-
publican organization is about as much
mixed up as is the True (?) Republican
with its democratic editcr.-ED.l
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09
QUARTERLY Meeting 1t .Lynrse,e,

The Wesleyan N1ethodists will hold
thair quarterly meeting for the present
conference year, at Lynndale, Sept. L,
and 18TH. /, Tbs, services are to begin on
the THURSDAY evening previous, and
rot,ti',ue cver the S-ah!,77.:ath. Rev IIar
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09

N at Mitchell, D. T., August Goth, 1887. ''N''0
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has lied notice of his intention 70
that said proof will be made before the Pro
bate Judge OF Jerauld Co., at Washington
Springs, D. T., on Oct 11,h, 1881 viz:
Hid. No 1906, for the NF,a, section q, town 1o7,
range IS. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cult,
yatlon OF said land, viz: Hiram Blowers, Elmer
Cummings. Milo Cummings, VIM. I. Bateman
all of washington Springs D. I.
L. N.I.OOM1S, Attorney, N>e'' So
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09

Inflammation OF the bowels, diar-
rhga, dysentery, collie and all kindred
diseases are relieved at once by the use
of Begg's DiarhGa Balsam. We guar
rantee every bottle to give satisfaction.
m20 a. M. MATTHIAS, druggist.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09

NOTLCE FOE .PUBLICATI0N.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell; D. T., August Sd. 1881.
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in SUPPORT OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge, or
in his absence before the Clerk of the District
Court, Jerauld county, at Washington Springs,
d. T.. onSeptember 17th 1887. viz;
WILLIAM1. BATEMAN,
Hid. No. 16504, for the SWh, section 13, town 107,
range is. ). -,
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: Hiram Blowers, Alden Brown,
Peter Il. barrett, john Q. shryock. all Of Wes-
slngtOn Springs, Jerauld county, Dakota.
agl2 GEO. B. EVEKITT, Register.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15
sAWpusT.

TIE Drax Cssks Associates zsss lasi
C-xa2
Arnsxls-Prsssslszs rs.a2esF saa Ess4sa
slzlnloes.
Ias ereaaa so1sal az tie Lakeside chaps
I4.s sfeainE. g.gsa - ne Lases-fs Cd
aal1 s1osl.
a str4EberrY sozsi xss si7en ~ tne
Dsod keasplzss lazl sss4zaE - t-esf an-- -.
Hsssztsr4gs.
Arthur Bxaes. fieosag J DeL4atT ~.
ID. e4IaEaEf. kl~i1 q ssr.eipls t2as- =
Ben xansa 1a1 kleha1si Nea4 ars t1e sac< z
sues ~ seessifs saa agpe.1lins4ks - RAJ
eaErisls-
81 Wll.aR DixoD. n.sElzeE - the .. A =.
"A ol.i. vel xl.tso snd Aisaig iesl eetei
slil1e1. la 8seu apo. nle1 sal "a lnfsisisii
ef ne ssseF works. LseTY e1ty > Piz-sssi
asl8 1is sppal alalsuf a11 Ausksz0a has .
kooa gla1 - lbas part q sae Flssins-
" 3. S@eaE. Lss ssnt1eInaniy to5s kaepef
a1d representative 81 tks ffeedHlsn , -.
cizaE aaaaateetaEeFs q GKsEd k4Fla1'
lc02ed o4r car ever b gas Esht liesdaf
sFsniug u e. seemed FerY DlutA isse4sesl
~IiE t1s elEy and hopes as1Aa ~ &c ssnt -
tA.s direetl0o-
The Marphy "a neDonk.d prize Ezhi
N1sca taxes place at lie AtA.etic et0n
fsoas promises 90 BE- body contesfsd sat
-. kotn met are "a pfi1ls condi1QA. haY-
ius bre4 iE training ior a n1mner - NseAs,
4nL are - Anxious tor tas NestiAg ss aEt
t1s sporting elemzBt oi Musksgon- Though
Acbsnsld = maca the larger. YET Murphy !
osckers are confident of MS success and
betting e aoouE an even thing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15
~. JAcCe RsslaNs.
A Preacher whe VIII Bs Missed -DoinGs
OF Afehi.f Eskers.


The Rev J c. jacob. pastor OF the First
Baptist Church q his city. has resigned bis
charge 70 tzks eject October 81. The Fssig
nation was caused by the work Of = CLIQUE
Of mischiel-makers. shiea has uniortu-
n4telg bardensd the church for years. and
made IL impossible for any minister 20 re-
alaia long with them They hsaped such
sndigni.iss on thfr former pastor As 70
maze IL. q burden TO him. and were al
t-mDtinx The sause thing with tie present
enc, but they have found they have = man
10 deal With as veil ~ a minister.
In Ar. JACOBS resignation Agskego1
iose1 a. Iaost popular and efircsiye preacher.
During his short stay Of little over tHo
years Aere. he has won hosts Of i.ic.ds
% his earnest. eoquent preaching.
ant bis whole s0uled manly ways. Wien
he came here, he found a Elsre handful Of
listeners, but Nil leave = church crowded
10 its fullest capacity. Those who caused
The trOu0le are aOw wondering where tley
eau hrd more mammoth fools than them
selves A movement inarguratcd BY Mr..
jacob 20 build = $500 church. aud for
which lie hao already raised bali ths re-
quifed amount. = now quashed- Sub
scriSers say they viii not pay for any other
mau. One man alone Withdrawing 3 g. .000
subscription TO adj % the JOYS OF this
harmonious body. the choir have resigned
and they are without music. The rev
church agaia did It's deadly work here.
Altogether they are not happy lot n tie
Attie church around the corner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

Prop. Albert Soper. Chicago. 10000 feet
lumber; prop. C. Hickox. Michigan City,
.e0 .ooo feet lumber prop. Tempest, Chicago,
80 .0c0 feet lumber: schr. LIZA Day. Chi
cAgo. $4,000 feet lumber; schT. Andrew
Jackson. Caicsgo, 30. COO feet lumber; schr.
Nicholson. Chicago, 10000 feet lumber:
schr. Wm. Smith. Michigan City. 10000 feet
lumber. Total. 100000 feet lumber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15


a BiLL WHICH MUST &c PASSED.
Representative JAHss DIIIOS. Of this
city. introduced IN the House bill pro
vidinz that but l50 c0nvicts should Be
employed Ia any Of the penal institutions
Of the stale upon any one contract.
When The bill cane up Tor lnal passage
Il We defeated by small majority, Is
but ts~ rembera wsrs IN their seats.
Ga : ootion tcsreconsi3sr beng carried,
the bill wss tabled and il uiI coTae gp
again eomssins this week. The TKIE-
eRA,f-dsRAfD warus the furniture com
paries cf rhis city. especially those
which Snarufactars the cheaper grades OF
furnsrrS trss they must. as matter Of
SELF pfoteetion. see thss this bin ia
passed
The Tonia House o. Correction is nov
working 100 men on cheap fnrniturs aDd
Warslen Wsski1s is desirous C ineress-
irg that nuraber 70 301 CuF manu-
fscturefs bavs ouly 70 look back % the
history of the chair fsctoFies in this stats
- forsshadow the 'ats ~ the companies
Thar manufacture cheap furniture.
Narphy. he Detroit char nsaufsct6TeT.
the ouf7 considerable instituten of It's
kind in tbs stats. threw CD the contrset
Of makinx chairs by prison labor st
Ions 10 ebedisnce 70 the demands ~ the
trsie. The institution Immediately began
The uanufsc'ars of chesp fnruitnrs.
The Detroit House of Correction with
is hundresls Of "iissrsr who have become
expert cbairraakers. has ru;ued every
cnair 1anufactcry ia ths stnts except
Murphy'A
Wbere is ths Grand Rspids cunpany
that ussd 10 smpioy $50 hands sxeiasivs-
u ia mskirS cilairs2 Contract lator
killsd fhe cheap brrneh Ct Its business.
Tbe ccmpany is making only tbs fner
grades 81 chairs sud fsIraiturA. So vita
tbs wolSsrine Chair Company which hss
abandonea "a original business and
nov makes al sorts o. furniture % or
dar
TIE cid. CHI howl abort supporting
eouvoss m idlsnsss i aaus hunbus
The psouls og he STATE Of Miehigsn ear
better sifori 20 psy taxss enoaxa e keep
them 81 in idlsasss than e allow tbs
Whole xanx of scoSodrsis - keep Cns
hossst. inGustri0us nsu cat Ct snplcy.
men,
The DrzoS bill sbcui3 Pass Reprs.
ssntasivss KrltEkx, DEEToN snd HrxE
vofad fer ths bib. Representative Nc
MELEAx sgsinst e. The recent isnkstIns
nip of TIE Kezisisture - Dstrett hss
sou,ethiag 80 10 With tae DII1oN o'li, 81
VII be seest hy . letter hon taat cits
onf-siahef elsewhere.
Vorkin9ne0 and tha peopia Tsre-s.ly j
shonld spot sxery nsn that rctes sgsinsA
<1s Dzk-SsN bliL
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

Atl2 O'Clock noon yesterday at the resi-
dencs Of the brides mother. nrs. Thomas
KILLER. Russell Tee Root 70 Mss Birdie Nc
Donald Muller; Rev. T. b. Wilson oaieiat-
ing. The happy couple lcft On tee l.50
train for a short visit With friends in New
YORK state.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

IaBkirk, =. T.. has adopted : aossi
ssiAod q pan.shing iLs criminals. u
has srssted stand IL front q ths lsll
snd proposes u ~ lhs ssgensF2tlag IA
EueEes u aeN brass Lsad apon tas
Fkisons1a sueh inhuma1ity shoaAi nod
BE- psrmittsd Ia thA alleged ChE.-liaa
naL-nu
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15
WANT ADVERTISEMENT

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zsSes fsaA sk&4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

At her home IN this city at an early hour
Tuesday morning. Miss Missile Balbirine.
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. James Balbirine,
aged p years and months. She was we'll
known IN the city and leaves large circle
Of friends 70 mourn her Untineiy death.
Funeral Friday afternoon al 2.50 o'clock
from st. Paufs church.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

There vas lrony n ia fate O WARAzs
Ha1a4Ax. sa old mao aginz a. Ons.ta,
y. T., s>0 had secured . pstsns ca 40
aasonak.c railroad signal snd iuss 50
nsrsd ita ad0ptisa On the Sew York Csn-
ira whsn be wss run over and decapi-
tziad b one Ct thak cunE@ays tralns a.
LucA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

Ihs Esxt sesaion q ths Laitsd STATES
Esnats wiil % zach mere Interesting to<
haginz WuLIAA e. CaA~DLz4 II T.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

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G.e eify fsr t.ae saaiaser saoult osaeF iAs
TELEGRAf-HEEALD seat b tAssr
asfirsss ekseA s.Is ts changed as oflea
as reasrs,L.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-15

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isssf
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lessaf's tss..nt as,srf
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